Merida eBig Nine 400 – Grey 2021
£3,200.00
Integrated 630Wh battery powering 85Nm Shimano Steps EP8 motor. Equipped with Shimano Deore 10 speed and Shimano hydraulic disc brakes
Description
Merida eBig Nine 400 – Grey 2021
The geometry of the Merida eBig Nine and eBig Seven bikes follow one very simple principle: As sporty as possible, as comfortable as necessary.
You ride to work in the morning but fancy a little off road detour on the way home? No problem – that is what these bikes are made for!
Combining the best bits of a mountain bike and a trekking bike, these rugged machines can be fitted with mudguards and racks making them ideal for commuting or year round leisure riding.
The eBig Nine 400 is the cheapest Merida eBike to use Shimano’s EP8 85Nm motor and 630w battery.
Many technical features and much of the thinking that went into the award winning eOne-Sixty make an appearance to deliver a stylish and well though through hardtail.
The strong, stiff aluminium frame is a result of extensive hydroforming, precision laser cutting and CNC machining. The battery is housed low down in the downtube behind a dual compound cover which deadens noise and can be charged in the bike using a satellite charging port.
Specification
| Frame | Lite III - Hydroformed 6066 aluminium, intergrated battery, internal cable routing, Smart entry ports. Tapered head tube, 148 x 12mm axle standard. Mounts for mudguards and kickstand. Max Tyre clearance 29x2.25 with mudguards, 29x2.35 without |
| Weight | |
| Fork | SunTour XCM34-Boost LOR DS; 100mm; Tapered; 51mm fork offset. Max Tyre clearance 29 x 2.4 |
| Shock | |
| Headset | Merida-8152 |
| Stem | Merida Expert eTRII; aluminium; 35mm diameter; 0 degree rise - Length : 50 mm all sizes |
| Handlebar | Merida Expert eTR; 760mm wide; 20mm rise |
| Grips | Merida Expert EC |
| Brake system | Hydraulic disc |
| Brake lever | Shimano BR-MT200 (or Tektro HD-M275 if Shimano supply is delayed) |
| Brake calipers | Front: Shimano BR-MT200; 2 piston hydraulic disc brake (or Tektro HD-M275) with Shimano RT30; 180mm rotor Rear: Shimano BR-MT200; 2 piston hydraulic disc brake (or Tektro HD-M275) with Shimano RTEM300; 180mm rotor |
| Tyres | Front: Maxxis Ikon; 29 x 2.2; kevlar bead Rear: Maxxis Ikon; 29 x 2.2; kevlar bead |
| Wheel size | 29 |
| Wheels | Rims: Merida Comp CC; 20mm inner rim width; Material: aluminium Spokes: Black stainless Front Hub: Shimano MT400-B; 110x15mm; 32 spokes; Centerlock Rear Hub: Shimano MT400-B; 148x12mm; 36 spokes; Centerlock; including removable lever with 4/6mm Allen key |
| Speeds | 10 |
| Front derailleur | |
| Rear derailleur | Shimano Deore RDM5120 10 |
| Shifter/s | Shimano Deore M4100 10 speed |
| Chain | Shimano CN-HG54 |
| Cassette | Shimano M4100; 11-46 teeth; 10 speed |
| Chainset | Shimano CRE70-B; 34 teeth chainwheel with Shimano FCEM600; 165mm length crank |
| Bottom bracket | Part of Shimano Steps motor |
| Pedals | VP Components, VPE-537 |
| Saddle | Merida Comp CC; V-mount |
| Seatpost | Merida Expert CC; aluminium; 34.9mm diameter; in-line |
| Motor | Shimano E8036; 630Wh battery, Shimano EP8; 85Nm motor |
| Battery capacity | 630 Wh |
| Display | Shimano SC-E5003 |
